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the developer needs to write code to detect the current profile. Most app’s don’t do this, and they explicitly ask a 2nd time. Not apple’s fault. There are som
by lurking_swe 8mo ago
the developer needs to write code to detect the current profile. Most app’s don’t do this, and they explicitly ask a 2nd time. Not apple’s fault.
There are some apps that get this right. Infuse recently added support for this.
- moolcool 8mo agoIt's not the end user's problem whose fault it is.
- lurking_swe 8mo agoI agree with you. and the end user can blame Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, YouTube, etc for not delivering the best experience for their customers. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- nmcfarl 8mo agoOr they can blame Apple for delivering a developer experience to those companies that makes those companies not want to play ball. Not that they likely will, as Apple owns the framing.
- astafrig 8mo agoas an end user it is my problem when trying to complain in the right place
- iwontberude 8mo agoI don’t know I think Apple should be able to keep COW filesystems for every user to apply atop a read only file system. Unique apps, unique settings (maybe unify tv settings into admin panel) and no cross-contamination or need for app owners to switch profiles. macOS software doesn’t need explicit understanding of profile switching, neither should iPadOS software.